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]]> By: JeffC http://jbcobb.net/?p=205#comment-702 JeffC Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:47:18 +0000 http://jbcobb.net/?p=205#comment-702 No worries and I figured that there had to be a better way...I think I did look at dhelp in the apt-cache but for some reason mentally confused it with the gnome-specific devbooks system (mostly shows up when you install the full-boat version of Anjuta)..while useful, not quite the same. Thanks for the tip! dhelp is now installed... JeffC No worries and I figured that there had to be a better way…I think I did look at dhelp in the apt-cache but for some reason mentally confused it with the gnome-specific devbooks system (mostly shows up when you install the full-boat version of Anjuta)..while useful, not quite the same.

Thanks for the tip! dhelp is now installed…

JeffC

]]> By: DebianUser http://jbcobb.net/?p=205#comment-701 DebianUser Tue, 30 Dec 2008 17:12:53 +0000 http://jbcobb.net/?p=205#comment-701 apt-get install dhelp? Or, for those not in the know, maybe apt-cache show dhelp first? (Ubuntu, Debian, ...) Sorry to be such a spoiler ;) OTOH, since global system documentation doesn't seem to be readily available everywhere, maybe the Linux distros should focus much more on having this offered prominently? apt-get install dhelp?

Or, for those not in the know, maybe
apt-cache show dhelp
first?

(Ubuntu, Debian, …)

Sorry to be such a spoiler ;)

OTOH, since global system documentation doesn’t seem to be readily available everywhere, maybe the Linux distros should focus much more on having this offered prominently?

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